


String chart for the Harpsicle by Rees Harps Inc. Here's an example of a completed string chart: pdf of the string chart, upload it to the wiki's asset repository, and then message Harp Wiki! jpg of the string chart, add it to the photo gallery above. to r.) Red, Metallic Purple, Metallic Silver, Metallic Blue, Metallic Green, Metallic Copper and Jet Black (due to variations in computer monitor and color settings, as well as normal paint batch variations, actual harp color may vary)." String Chart ĭo you have a string chart for your harp? Add it here to help other harp players order their strings! The Silhouette is fitted with Performance Levers and comes with a padded gig case, adjustable stand, strap, tuning key and a 2-year limited warranty. Comparatively lightweight at 16 pounds (7 Kg) approximately, harpists have the freedom to be as expressive in their movement as they are with their music. With 33 strings, the Silhouette has an impressive range from 1st Octave G to 6th Octave C. The preamp volume, treble, mid-range and bass equalization can be adjusted with four easily located slide controls. The harp is built with transducers (pickups) on each string that interface with the onboard preamp. If low price is your main goal these may also be of interest."The Silhouette is an electric lever harp with a sleek and innovative design, which allows for both stationary and mobile performances. These harps were popular with Suzuki teachers and others that taught young children and did not rely on extensive use of levers right away. The tone with the levers engaged is not great The levers can be removed from the harp, placed on a block, and hit with a hammer to tighten them. The handle is held to the lever with a rivet that can become loose and flop down. The levers have a sharp edge that can shave the string as the lever is flipped up. The sound is not particularly good and the levers have earned a bad reputation over the years.

Every time a major change was made to the instruments the number was changed. This model was conceived as a training instrument for pedal harp students. I have several of these harps from the 1960s priced at $1200 each. Restrung in Concert Gauge nylon and regulated best possible. Lowest note C two octaves below middle C.
